FACETCAM STUDIO — HOW IT WORKS
From spec sheet to spinning stone.
Five steps, no 3D skills, no photography. The wizard mirrors how the trade already describes a stone — shape, size, colour — and the engine computes the rest.
W1 — The five steps
01 Cut
Choose from 5,094 faceting designs or a saved custom cut — round brilliant to antique cushion.
02 Stone
Type the real millimetre dimensions; carat is estimated from material density. Pick material and a graded colour.
03 Look
Scene, lighting style, output quality, brand caption, optional girdle inscription.
04 View
Camera preset — through table, crown side, on point — framed live in a 3D preview that matches the render.
05 Order
A spec-sheet confirmation shows exactly what will render and what it costs in credits.
W2 — What the engine actually uses
Real dimensions
The gem geometry is generated at your entered millimetre sizes — proportions come from the cut design, scale from you.
Material optics
Each material carries its physical refractive index, dispersion and Fresnel behaviour; a diamond fires like a diamond, a sapphire doesn't.
Scene & camera
Studio-style lighting rigs and camera presets are part of the recipe, chosen in the wizard and reproduced exactly.
Path-traced rendering
Frames are computed on GPU with physically-based ray tracing — the same class of rendering used for film, tuned for gemstones.
W3 — What it does not claim
- · It is not photography — every asset is a computer-generated visualization from submitted specifications.
- · It is not a grading report, appraisal, or laboratory certificate, and proportion estimates are not laboratory cut grades.
- · It does not depict the physical characteristics of an actual stone — inclusions, fluorescence and polish features are not shown.
W4 — What you receive
⬥ PHOTOREAL RENDER — GENERATED FROM STONE SPECIFICATIONS, NOT PHOTOGRAPHY
This asset is a computer-generated visualization based on submitted stone specifications. It does not depict a photographed physical stone. Inclusions, fluorescence, polish features, and other physical characteristics of an actual stone are not shown.